[1920, June, not earlier than 22]

1) Berlin has been in contact with Moscow for a long time...
2) We have invented one, working at 400 versts, ordered for 2000 [versts].

# NOTE TO L. M. KARAKHAN
[1920, later than June 24]

To Karakhan

I request
by cipher
to Krasin:

Lenin requests that his things be transported from Paris to London to you. Carefully. Better slowly, but more carefully.

# NOTE TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE COMINTERN

To the Executive Committee of the Third International.

I support
entirely¹.

26/VI [1920] Lenin

¹ Written on a telegram from L. B. Krasin, who asked People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs G. V. Chicherin to relay to Lenin that there was a possibility of transporting Lenin's party and personal archive from Paris to London; Krasin requested instructions on how to proceed. There is no data on the execution of Lenin's request for 1920.

In 1923, Lenin's party and personal archive was transported from Paris and handed over to N. K. Krupskaya at the V. I. Lenin Institute. It is possible that this concerns the same archive.